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| − | The '''Old Simpson Farm''' is the farm [[Homer Simpson|Homer]] grew up on, raised mainly by his father [[Grampa Simpson|Abe]]. The farm is off of Rural Route 9, outside of [[Springfield]]. Homer and the family took refuge here after Homer had them flee their home at [[742 Evergreen Terrace]] when he was challenged to a dual by a [[Southern Gentleman]]. Homer took this opportunity to get the family engaged in farming. Nothing would grow in the soil, however, until Homer exposed it to nuclear radiation from [[Springfield Power Plant|power plant]], and mixing tomato and tobacco seeds, got a hybrid of the two, which he called [[Tomacco]]. | + | The '''Old Simpson Farm''' is the farm [[Homer Simpson|Homer]] grew up on, raised mainly by his father [[Grampa Simpson|Abe]]. The farm is off of [[Rural Route 9]], outside of [[Springfield]]. Homer and the family took refuge here after Homer had them flee their home at [[742 Evergreen Terrace]] when he was challenged to a dual by a [[Southern Gentleman]]. Homer took this opportunity to get the family engaged in farming. Nothing would grow in the soil, however, until Homer exposed it to nuclear radiation from [[Springfield Power Plant|power plant]], and mixing tomato and tobacco seeds, got a hybrid of the two, which he called [[Tomacco]]. |
A fight between Grampa and Homer resulted in the house being burnt down. | A fight between Grampa and Homer resulted in the house being burnt down. | ||
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The Old Simpson Farm is the farm Homer grew up on, raised mainly by his father Abe. The farm is off of Rural Route 9, outside of Springfield. Homer and the family took refuge here after Homer had them flee their home at 742 Evergreen Terrace when he was challenged to a dual by a Southern Gentleman. Homer took this opportunity to get the family engaged in farming. Nothing would grow in the soil, however, until Homer exposed it to nuclear radiation from power plant, and mixing tomato and tobacco seeds, got a hybrid of the two, which he called Tomacco.
A fight between Grampa and Homer resulted in the house being burnt down.
